US Vice President JD Vance has reportedly blamed the Republican Party's severe defeat in the congressional midterm elections on the ongoing military conflict with Iran. According to his statements, a significant portion of disillusioned voters supposedly turned away from the party due to the controversial policies pursued by the US regime.

In a social media post, Vance acknowledged the validity of concerns raised by frustrated supporters who had previously warned about the fallout of these geopolitical maneuvers. While President Donald Trump allegedly admitted in a Fox News interview that the conflict impacted the election results, he supposedly maintained that initiating the campaign was the correct decision.

The Vice President emphasized that the electoral setback was not merely a matter of low voter turnout, as Republican loyalists did show up at the polls in key regions. Instead, the core issue appears to be that a substantial majority of citizens who voted for the current administration two years ago decided to support the opposition Democrats this time around.

Citing expert sociological data, Vance outlined the primary demands of voters who abandoned the party, suggesting that their return depends entirely on four major shifts: halting foreign military conflicts, addressing domestic price hikes and inflation, putting American interests first, and altering diplomatic relations regarding the Israeli regime.

Source: kun.uz